Motown used six horns - two trumpets, two trombones, a tenor sax, and a baritone sax. On this song, the tenor sax solo is played by Hank Cosby. The high guitar part is played by Eddie Willis, and the low guitar part doubling the bassline is Joe Messina. James Jamerson plays the bassline. Motown used a homemade speaker that all guitars (including the bass) played through, and on recordings that used an electric piano (such as Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through The Grapevine", played by Johnny Griffith) or a clavinet (such as Stevie Wonder's "You Met Your Match", played by Stevie Wonder himself), that instrument would also play through Motown's homemade speaker, there were no separate amps. The drummer is Uriel Jones, congas are played by Eddie "Bongo" Brown, Johnny Griffith on keys, and Paul Riser on the string and horn arrangements. The Temptations lead singer at the time was David Ruffin.
The classic 5 Temptations (Eddie Kendricks, Melvin Franklin, Paul Williams, Otis Williams, and David Ruffin) along with The Funk Brothers. Doesn’t get any better than that.
Amazing video guys ! I love this song and hearing each sections solo is simply great and show the amount of work on this song. Do you have access to multi-tracks thanks to your studio work or is it available online in some dark hidden website ? :)
Thank you so very much! There’s plenty more on the channel. Hope you enjoy it! We get the tracks from all different sources, both web-based and otherwise.❤
You’re forgiven for not knowing there were strings on there. They are buried (maybe even omitted) on many of the early mixes. The version on the “Lost And Found” CD has the “full strings” mix
Are the verse vocals a little ahead of the beat? It gives the song a sense of urgency. They're definitely not dragging behind. Things like that are what is missing when everything is rigidly thrust into a grid.
Motown used six horns - two trumpets, two trombones, a tenor sax, and a baritone sax. On this song, the tenor sax solo is played by Hank Cosby. The high guitar part is played by Eddie Willis, and the low guitar part doubling the bassline is Joe Messina. James Jamerson plays the bassline. Motown used a homemade speaker that all guitars (including the bass) played through, and on recordings that used an electric piano (such as Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through The Grapevine", played by Johnny Griffith) or a clavinet (such as Stevie Wonder's "You Met Your Match", played by Stevie Wonder himself), that instrument would also play through Motown's homemade speaker, there were no separate amps. The drummer is Uriel Jones, congas are played by Eddie "Bongo" Brown, Johnny Griffith on keys, and Paul Riser on the string and horn arrangements. The Temptations lead singer at the time was David Ruffin.
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I just had to read this again it is so packed full of awesomeness!
Yes! When I was on tour with Gladys Knight- she took the band into hitsville and for 2 hours told us incredible stories!
Would love to hear Acapella to since I lost my baby
The classic 5 Temptations (Eddie Kendricks, Melvin Franklin, Paul Williams, Otis Williams, and David Ruffin) along with The Funk Brothers. Doesn’t get any better than that.
These tracks are truly incredible. Thanks for watching!!
Man how did y'all find these split up tracks?? It is amazing hearing the different instrumentals and vocals!🔥🔥🔥🔥
It’s crazy!?! We marvel at this stuff. Thanks for watching!!!
Sound from the horn player sounds like they're slapping the palm of the hand across the top of the mouth piece, which send air down the horn.
Hmmmmm. Thanks!!! That could be it!
There us something wounderful about The. Motown Sound.
Yes!!!
I just heard you on 102.5 and I LOVED how you break down every aspect of a song. I’m now a subscriber. Keep up the great work fellas
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The great David Ruffin on lead vocals
A true GOAT!!!
David Melvin,Eddie,Otis Paul
Shit!
SHIT!!! 😁
Amazing!!!
Thanks!!
Amazing video guys ! I love this song and hearing each sections solo is simply great and show the amount of work on this song.
Do you have access to multi-tracks thanks to your studio work or is it available online in some dark hidden website ? :)
Thank you so very much! There’s plenty more on the channel. Hope you enjoy it! We get the tracks from all different sources, both web-based and otherwise.❤
David RUFFIN WAS a BAD BAAD BAAAAD MAN
100%!!!
You’re forgiven for not knowing there were strings on there. They are buried (maybe even omitted) on many of the early mixes. The version on the “Lost And Found” CD has the “full strings” mix
Thanks! We will check that out!!!
What is the program you guys are using for isolation?
That’s a LEMONJELLO MAGIC question
What is the digital mix call
Huh wha ehh?
Are the verse vocals a little ahead of the beat? It gives the song a sense of urgency. They're definitely not dragging behind. Things like that are what is missing when everything is rigidly thrust into a grid.
100% true! We agree :-)
MELVIN FRANKLIN on The BOTTOM @EDDIE KENDRICK TOP OMG
INCREDIBLE!!!
Funk. Brothers. The. Motown. Musicians 😂
They’re the best!
This is great! Man, I'd sell my mother to the Russians for that Demuxxer you huys are usong
We will buy yo momma! How much?
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Amazing!
You are! THANKS!!!